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ACM SIGGRAPH 2004 Sketches on - SIGGRAPH '04, 2004
We present a non-photorealistic algorithm for retargeting large images to small size displays, particularly on mobile devices. This method adapts large images so that important objects in the image are still recognizable when displayed at a lower target resolution. Existing image manipulation techniques such as cropping works well for images containing
Vidya Setlur +4 more
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We present a non-photorealistic algorithm for retargeting large images to small size displays, particularly on mobile devices. This method adapts large images so that important objects in the image are still recognizable when displayed at a lower target resolution. Existing image manipulation techniques such as cropping works well for images containing
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ACM SIGGRAPH 2011 Posters, 2011
The existing content aware image retargeting methods are mainly suitable for natural images, and do not perform well on line drawings. Such methods tend to regard homogeneous areas as less important. For line drawings, this is not always true.
Yusuke Matsui 0001 +2 more
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The existing content aware image retargeting methods are mainly suitable for natural images, and do not perform well on line drawings. Such methods tend to regard homogeneous areas as less important. For line drawings, this is not always true.
Yusuke Matsui 0001 +2 more
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Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Document Analysis and Recognition, 2002
We describe the architecture of a system for reading machine-printed documents in known predefined tabular-data layout styles. In these tables, textual data are presented in record lines made up of fixed-width fields. Tables often do not rely on line-art (ruled lines) to delimit fields, and in this way differ crucially from fixed forms.
John H. Shamilian +2 more
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We describe the architecture of a system for reading machine-printed documents in known predefined tabular-data layout styles. In these tables, textual data are presented in record lines made up of fixed-width fields. Tables often do not rely on line-art (ruled lines) to delimit fields, and in this way differ crucially from fixed forms.
John H. Shamilian +2 more
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Network visualization retargeting
2015 6th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications (IISA), 2015The impressive and pervasive growth of different mobile devices allows people to quickly access and share a large variety of multimedia contents. These devices offer a heterogeneous set of display capabilities, with several types of resolution levels and screen sizes. This scenario often requires to adapt the displayed images to the aspect ratio of the
Emilio Di Giacomo +3 more
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Proceedings International Test Conference 2001 (Cat. No.01CH37260), 2002
The industry is scrambling to prevent a potential explosion in nanometer technology test cost where the cost to test a device is closing in on the cost to manufacture it. Across the test industry, entire methodologies are being readdressed, tester costs are being scrutinized, and test vector count is being reduced.
Rohit Kapur, Thomas W. Williams
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The industry is scrambling to prevent a potential explosion in nanometer technology test cost where the cost to test a device is closing in on the cost to manufacture it. Across the test industry, entire methodologies are being readdressed, tester costs are being scrutinized, and test vector count is being reduced.
Rohit Kapur, Thomas W. Williams
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Retargetable microcode synthesis
ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, 1987Most work on automating the translation of high-level microprogramming languages into microcode has dealt with lexical and syntactic analysis and the use of manually produced macro tables for code generation. We describe an approach to and some results on the formalization and automation of the more difficult problem of retargeting local code ...
Robert A. Mueller, Joseph Varghese
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SeamCrop for image retargeting
SPIE Proceedings, 2012In this paper, we present a novel approach for the adaptation of large images to small display sizes. As a recent study suggests, most viewers prefer the loss of content over the insertion of deformations in the retargeting process.1 Therefore, we combine the two image retargeting operators seam carving and cropping in order to resize an image ...
Johannes Kiess +3 more
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Proceedings of the 17th ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2009
With the proliferation of diverse multimedia terminals, the request for elegantly retargeting videos to different display devices is evident, especially in sports. This demonstration presents a Sports Video Retargeting(SVR) technique, that utilized domain based structure parsing to build a semantic importance map for video retargeting.
Liang Shi +3 more
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With the proliferation of diverse multimedia terminals, the request for elegantly retargeting videos to different display devices is evident, especially in sports. This demonstration presents a Sports Video Retargeting(SVR) technique, that utilized domain based structure parsing to build a semantic importance map for video retargeting.
Liang Shi +3 more
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Characteristic facial retargeting
Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds, 2011AbstractFacial motion retargeting has been developed mainly in the direction of representing high fidelity between a source and a target model. We present a novel facial motion retargeting method that properly regards the significant characteristics of target face model.
Jaewon Song +3 more
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Proceedings of the 14th ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2006
When a video is displayed on a smaller display than originally intended, some of the information in the video is necessarily lost. In this paper, we introduce Video Retargeting that adapts video to better suit the target display, minimizing the important information lost.
Feng Liu 0015, Michael Gleicher
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When a video is displayed on a smaller display than originally intended, some of the information in the video is necessarily lost. In this paper, we introduce Video Retargeting that adapts video to better suit the target display, minimizing the important information lost.
Feng Liu 0015, Michael Gleicher
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